Sunday, March 10, 2013

There is a point at which a solution is just enough to solve a problem. Anything less and it won't solve the problem and anything more will only add marginally utility.

This is especially important because customers usually assign a certain value to a solution and therefore, are willing to pay a certain amount for it. Adding more features doesn't necessarily mean they'll pay more. Strive instead to refine your ideas by removing stuff till you're left with just enough to solve the problem at hand.